Telegram-herald., 1887-10-25
YOUR NAME N rms PArEs.

c. S. Bl0m, ol KalkaslEa Is Ia The city.
Edula F. Uhi Vas in Detroit yesterday.
Asa Clark. Of Kalamazoo. was ia the city
yesterday.
L. A. smith. OF Mnskexon. visited the
city Yesterday.
BIZ. Parks. Of Grand Haven. vas In the
city Yesterday.
e. 5. Morse has gone 10 Bos.on with = car
load ot horses
Rev. K. G. Crawford and wife left for the
West last night
George C. Cooper. Of Lansing. was regis.
tered al Sweets Yesterday.
j. A McDougail. of Glover vile, was in
the city Yesterday on business.
Mrs. l. G. Smith Is a. home from an ex-
tsnded eastern aud souehern trip
Hon. Wa. q. Wilson and Charles IL.
Cock Of Muskeson, are IA the city.
Arthur Jones. of Maskegon. was regis
tered a. the Morton House yesterday.
DE-. l.. D. Putnam is reported TO have
sustained q slight sh )ck Of paralysis
Mrs. De GRAF. OF Prospsct-ss.. Is at Can
andAigala. y. Y. visiting her parents.
c. II. Taylor. II. D.. of Kasksska... was
registered AZ the Morton House yesterday.
The report that II. S. Pressburg was
going 10 Europe nert month was mistake.
Ma, Mckinney and wife, of Fifth ST.. CON
template spending the Winter IN Cali
fornia.
Superintendent Seidlinger, Of the Hy-
draulic Company. has returned from an
Eastern trip.
Georgs Marble, of Broadway, will spend
the Winter st Pensacola, Florida. lie
leaves this week.
Don J. Leather. will leave today for a
business trip TO Mississippi. He will be
gone about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Cowlinshaw. of Shell
d0n-st. are receiving q visit from their
daughter. Mrs G. N. Bertram, of New
York City.
Charles Black, Secretary and Manager of
the Oriel Cabinet Company. retained last
evening from a business trip 20 New York
and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson. who
have been visiting Mr.. aud Mrs f. A
Fletcher. returned TO their home in Nus
keg0n yesterday.
b. Lord. who has been visiting with his
brother. \. A. Lsrd. at l49 Bridge-st.. re-
turned TO his home in Massachusetts yes
terdsy, via Canadian points.
Ut. L. Il. tateS, t0e WeI-kuOWn truss
maker OF f05 Monroe-st., leaves for Los
Angeles. California today, where he will
make his home in the future.
G. T. Gill, General Freight Agent Of the
G.. r. < L., Is in New York attending a
meeting Of the representatives of the East
srn and Western trunk lines, for the pur-
pose Of reacjusting freight rates.
8. W. 0sterhout. o. f. Brown, J. A.
Hovey and I. K. Wiimarth, of this city,
and Mr.. Webster, os Saginaw, with their
wives and families, leave today for Passa-
dens, California, to spend the Winter.
Mrs. c. II. Bills. who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. s. Quincy Williams, for
some time past, left for her home at Pitts
| ford. Mass. last Saturday. She went via
Cincinnati, where she will visit her son, II.
J. Irving
Lieutenants j. @. Knox aud A. w. Sey-
mour. OF Company /. went 70 Muskegon
on invitation of Captain Moran. OF the
/ Muskegon Rifles. 20 act as judges IN an in-
dividual competitive drill that took place
at that place last evening.
Willard Kingsley and @. B. Blair left last
night for Cincinnati where they will repre-
sent the interests of the Grand Rapids
| Electric Light Company recently heard by
/ Judge Severens NJ. J. Smiley, Of this city,
aud some New York attorneys appear for
/ the Edison Company.